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Slaughterhouse of the Rising Sun (2005)
The year is 1971. Jennifer, a troubled actress, is institutionalized following psychotic visions on the set of her latest film. Upon her release, Jennifer becomes stranded in the desert only to be rescued by a colorful band of nomadic rebels. Helpless and alone, Jennifer has no choice but to follow them and is subtly but swiftly introduced into their family. That night, a local desert dweller tells them of an abandoned house and warns them to stay away. The family ignores the warning and uses the house as their latest crash pad. Jennifer becomes further plagued by sinister visions that reduce her ability to separate reality from fantasy. Soon members of the family are mysteriously killed one by one in the legend known as the "Slaughterhouse Of the Rising Sun"...
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The year is 1971. Jennifer, a troubled actress, is institutionalized following psychotic visions on the set of her latest film. Upon her release, Jennifer becomes stranded in the desert only to be rescued by a colorful band of nomadic rebels. Helpless and alone, Jennifer has no choice but to follow them and is subtly but swiftly introduced into their family. That night, a local desert dweller tells them of an abandoned house and warns them to stay away. The family ignores the warning and uses the house as their latest crash pad. Jennifer becomes further plagued by sinister visions that reduce her ability to separate reality from fantasy. Soon members of the family are mysteriously killed one by one in the legend known as the "Slaughterhouse Of the Rising Sun"...
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Vin Crease
In Theaters:9/27/2005
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Runtime:82 minutes
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Cast
Vin Crease
Director
Michele Morrow
Violence Onelove
Vin Crease
Damon Grey
Cheryl Dent
Jennifer
Heather Justine Thomas
Sabbath Jones
Ryan Rogoff
Guilty Karma
J. Scott Shonka
Westy Westerman
Michael Schuster
Doc Warlock
Thomas Wheatley
Dr. Denver
Todd Duffey
Robert Lewis
Chris Garnant
Bertram Lewis
Karl Anderson
Randy Andrews
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